MYSAPSSO2 cookie format in J2ee and ABAP - NW7

Hello
I installed NW7 with ABAP + Java with system id DV1. I was able to configure the java and abap to issue ticket and to be accepted by other systems (DV2).
If I login to the DV1 abap host using webgui url(integrated ITS), I am getting the MYSAPSSO2 cookie in the browser IE. With this I am able to login to DV2 j2ee and also to ABAP.
If I login to DV1 j2ee engine using the portal link, I am not seeing the MYSAPSSO2 cookie in the browser, but seeing JSESSIONID and with it still I am able to login to DV2.
My question : Is the JSESSIONID exactly equal to MYSAPSSO2 ? If not how can I make the DV1 J2ee to issue MYSAPSSO2 cookie ? Thanks.
SAPLearner

Hi
I am able to test and able to login to the other j2ee or abap system. But still not able to see the MYSAPSSO2 cookie issued by EP j2ee.
DV1 - NW7 SP12 system ABAP + J2ee(with portal on it)
DV2 - NW7 SP12 system ABAP + J2ee(with BI java)
I have exported DV1's java and abap certificate to DV2, made it trusted and the the connection is working.
When I login to DV1 j2ee using the url http://<DV1fullhostname>.com:52200/irj/portal
and getting the below in my browser
SignOnDefault=<windows id>; JSESSIONID=(DV1host_DV1_22)ID2068173650DB0050916542928689590End; SAPPORTALSDB0=urn%253Acom.sapportals.appdesigner%253Aframework%2526isPersonalizeMode%3Dfalse; GWS_AUTO_LOGIN=FALSE; AbxUserLocale=en_US_STAFF; PortalAlias=portal; saplb_*=(DV1host_DV1_22)613943650
With this above cookie I am able to login to DV2 j2ee http://<DV2fullhostname>.com:52500/nwa
or abap http://<DV2fullhostname>.com:8025/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui
without any issue. In my browser I do not see MYSAPSSO2 cookie. Why is that?
My login stack in j2ee is defined as below.
 1. Evaluate ticket
 2. Basic login modele
 3. Create ticket
At the same time if I login to DV1 abap http://<DV1fullhostname>.com:8022/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui I can see the cookie MYSAPSSO2 in the browser and still able to login to DV2.
Dont understand why my DV1 j2ee is not issuing MYSAPSSO2 cookie and issueing JSESSIONID ?
Appreciate your reply
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